Scoreboard is up...10 points for first place and so on with 8th place getting 1 point. Completed events (5 of 10): 400-meter relay, 100-meter dash, 400-meter race, 1,500-meter run, pole vault

RESERVES (If you have a team member that deadbeats out feel free to ask one of these players to take the spot).• none available

TOURNAMENT RULES:Open to freemium or premium players, but there will be plenty of games going on at once, so I ask the freebies keep AT LEAST two slots open. thanks, flex

This tournament is designed to resemble the NCAA track and field championships with players competing as members of four-person teams. You can sign up as a team, or note that you are signing up individually and I will reserve some teams for those single players to get teamed up.

Winners for this tournament will be each of the four players on the team that totals the most points through the 10 track and field events listed below.

Points will be based on placing in each event with the top-eight finalists in each event scoring team points based on the following scale...First place...10 pts.Second place...8 pts.Third place...6 pts.Fourth place...5 pts.Fifth place...4 ptsSixth place...3 pts.Seventh place...2 pts.Eighth place...1 pt.

Games will be a mix of 1 vs. 1 play and multi-player games. Each events have varying options, maps and ways of advancing. (Descriptions for each event are listed in the posts below)...I'm working out the details, but should get them all posted in the next day or two. Of course, these could change slightly depending on sign-ups. Right now, it's based on 16 teams (64 total players).

The player listed #1 for each team will be designated as captain and will be in charge of assigning players to events. Each team should enter 2 players per event, but players can compete in a maximum of four events. *This excludes relays which will involve all four players on the team automatically.

For example, JoJo123 could join the 100-meter dash, 5,000-meter run, triple jump and pole vault (he would also compete in the 400 and 1,600 relays).

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Map: Circus MaxSettings: flat, chained, sunnyQualifying: Players will be divided into four qualifying races of 8 players each...these races will go in round-robin format made up of seven 1 vs. 1 matches. The winner gets 3 pts. and the loser gets 1 pt. for lasting 10 rounds or longer. The top two players in each pool advance to the championship finals (top eight)

Finals: The eight qualifiers will be seeded into bracket play with a best-of-three format for each round. First-round winners advance to the best-of-three semifinals...first-round losers will drop into singles matches to decided places 5 through 8.

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Map: Soviet UnionSettings: no spoils, chained, foggyQualifying: Players will be divided into four qualifying races of 8 players each...these races will go in round-robin format made up of seven 1 vs. 1 matches. The winner gets 3 pts. and the loser gets 1 pt. for lasting 12 rounds or longer. The top two players in each pool advance to the championship finals (top eight)

Finals: The eight qualifiers will be seeded into bracket play with a best-of-three format for each round. First-round winners advance to the best-of-three semifinals...first-round losers will drop into singles matches to decide places 5 through 8.

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5,000-meter run (event ongoing)wow, it's been a long time between updates here...sorry about that...2 spots left before we can play the finals. Sent out the final prelim this morning.

Players with a dot with be playing in the second round of prelims...not dot means you are still alive in prelim #1.

Map: World 2.1Settings: flat, chained, foggyQualifying: Players will be divided into four races of 8-player World 2.1 battles. The winners advance to the championship finals, while the remaining 28 players will play a second qualifying round of 7-player World 2.1 battles with the winners there also advancing to the finals.

Finals: The eight qualifiers will face off in a single 8-player battle on World 2.1...placing is based on how long you last in the game...first eliminated takes 8th place, while the winner of course scores first-place points.

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First attempts are wrapping up...blue #s mark games that have reached the 13-round cap, but players can still add to their mark by eliminating opponents.

Map: Rail USASettings: flat, chained, sunny

Finals -- Players will compete in a final series on each of the three maps, getting three more chances to improve their marks from the prelims. The best mark from each players' six games will be used for final ranking to decide the placers in this event.

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Map: MaltaSettings: flat, chained, sunnyQualifying: The bar is set at an opening height and players meet up in a series of 1 vs. 1 showdowns. Once you win your battle you advance to the next height, but once you collect three losses (missed) you are eliminated.

4 jumpers remain

Unlike in true track & field...missed attempts carry-over to each new height. When the bar moves up players with no misses with face others with no misses to start, while players with 2 misses will face others with 2 misses.

Placing: The last player standing wins the event...the second-to-last standing takes second and so on through eighth place. In the case of a tie...I will tally the # of rounds needed for each victory and the player with the lowest total (quicker wins) will get the nod.

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Qualifying: The bar is set at an opening height and players meet up in a series of 1 vs. 1 showdowns. Once you win your battle you advance to the next height, but once you collect three losses (missed) you are eliminated. Unlike in true track & field...missed attempts carry-over to each new height. When the bar moves up players with no misses with face others with no misses to start, while players with 2 misses will face others with 2 misses.

Placing: The last player standing wins the event...the second-to-last standing takes second and so on through eighth place. In the case of a tie...I will tally the # of rounds needed for each victory and the player with the lowest total (quicker wins) will get the nod.

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This tournament sounds like it'll be another creative/enjoyable endeavor from the mind of flexmaster33! While my days of track and field prowess ended in like the 8th grade, I shall come out of retirement to help buoy the Oregon Ducks chances of an NCAA championship. Plus, I've always thought I'd look dashing in a green track suit.

have you seen how the U of O does things....they have an in with Nike...the track suit could be rainbow with a big O on it....or a purple speedo with a Donald Duck on the back. You never know what they're going to come up with...you've seen they're wild football unis right?

For the purposes of this tourney, I'm asking the players on my team to wear a lime green unitard with a flourescent yellow O on the chest. Also, we all must play our games with a stuffed Donald Duck sitting next to our computer to inspire a rascally Donald-tude!!!

Actually, I'm not much of a Duck fan, but it is Track City, USA and I love that.

plash.ricrem wrote:This tournament sounds like it'll be another creative/enjoyable endeavor from the mind of flexmaster33! While my days of track and field prowess ended in like the 8th grade, I shall come out of retirement to help buoy the Oregon Ducks chances of an NCAA championship. Plus, I've always thought I'd look dashing in a green track suit.

flexmaster33 wrote:For the purposes of this tourney, I'm asking the players on my team to wear a lime green unitard with a flourescent yellow O on the chest. Also, we all must play our games with a stuffed Donald Duck sitting next to our computer to inspire a rascally Donald-tude!!!

I know where my stuffed Donald Duck is, but locating my lime green unitard may be a bit more difficult...

flexmaster33 wrote:For the purposes of this tourney, I'm asking the players on my team to wear a lime green unitard with a flourescent yellow O on the chest. Also, we all must play our games with a stuffed Donald Duck sitting next to our computer to inspire a rascally Donald-tude!!!

I know where my stuffed Donald Duck is, but locating my lime green unitard may be a bit more difficult...

flexmaster33 wrote:For the purposes of this tourney, I'm asking the players on my team to wear a lime green unitard with a flourescent yellow O on the chest. Also, we all must play our games with a stuffed Donald Duck sitting next to our computer to inspire a rascally Donald-tude!!!

I know where my stuffed Donald Duck is, but locating my lime green unitard may be a bit more difficult...

Just a note to let me know if you want to captain your team...if it's not noted, then the first player to sign up for that team will be assigned captain duties. Of course, you can wait until your team is filled, then pm each other to discuss if you like.

If you wouldn't mind, could I sign up for a NEBRASKA team (you don't have one listed, but you allude to possibly bringing in more teams)?

I am more than happy to take individuals, but I plan to start recruiting right now for a full team (if you add an individual to my team, then I'll only recruit two more, for instance).

Please let me know...thanks!

Also, I do have a bit of a confusion. Your rules state "For example, JoJo123 could join the 100-meter dash, 5,000-meter run, triple jump and pole vault (he would also compete in the 400 and 1,600 relays)" - so you state that a player can only play in a maximum of four events, and yet you've signed your hypothetical JoJo123 up to participate in six.

...I prefer a man who will burn the flag and then wrap himself in the Constitution to a man who will burn the Constitution and then wrap himself in the flag.

Woodruff wrote:If you wouldn't mind, could I sign up for a NEBRASKA team (you don't have one listed, but you allude to possibly bringing in more teams)?

Also, I do have a bit of a confusion. Your rules state "For example, JoJo123 could join the 100-meter dash, 5,000-meter run, triple jump and pole vault (he would also compete in the 400 and 1,600 relays)" - so you state that a player can only play in a maximum of four events, and yet you've signed your hypothetical JoJo123 up to participate in six.

1) You're in as Nebraska...I've replaced BYU with the Huskers. And yes, people are welcome to represent different schools if they like.

2) All four players will take part in the 2 relay events...in addition each player can participate in four other events. A team can enter 2 athletes per event.